Bob Odenkirk is looking back at his heart attack.

Back in the summer of 2021, the 63-year-old Emmy-winning actor suffered a small heart attack after he collapsed on set of the final season of Better Call Saul in New Mexico.

In a new interview, Bob said that physical training he went through for his 2021 action thriller movie Nobody helped him survive the medical emergency.

Keep reading to find out more…“So, that training and physical exercise really helped me survive the heart incident with no lingering damage—which is the best,” Bob told Men’s Health. “I’m doing well.”

“I’ve got two stents, and they’re doing great,” he continued. “I’ve reduced all my medications to the minimum. I take a statin, I take metoprolol, and I take aspirin every day.”

Bob added, “I’ll tell you, if you ask me how it affects my life, it’s really about experiencing the moment you’re in, valuing it, and appreciating the world that’s pretty miraculous around us right now.”

After Nobody was released in 2021, Bob returned for the sequel, which hit theaters in 2205.

In another recent interview, Bob looked back at playing Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodman and revealed the two conditions that would need to be met if he were to reprise the role in another Breaking Bad-franchise project.